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Casey S.
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  • Dallas, TX
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Partnering with Realtor on First Flip - Question

Casey S.
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi, I'm a new investor, and a realtor wants to partner with me on my first flip. He will find the deal (60-80k SFH), cover the down payment (6-8K), and repair costs (20-30k), and I would take out the mortgage on the house (15yr or 30?) as the tenant and cover the monthly payments for 3-4 months before it's flipped at $130k+ for a profit of around 20k that we'd split.

He has experience flipping before but doesn't want to take on the mortgage since he already has a loan out for another house, plus he's the realtor selling the house. I would need contracts to document our arrangements in case anything falls through, but I wanted to see if anyone has experience executing a flip this way. 

Any feedback is appreciated! 

Thanks, 

Casey

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